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Information for incoming Erasmus and exchange students
Transcript of UFP Incoming Students Guide 2010-2011
04Contacts
06Academic Calendar
09About UFP
10Choosing your courses
11Departmental Coordinators
12Class Attendance and Evaluation
16Immigration and visas
17Travelling to/around Porto
18Quick orientation
21Arrival procedures
22Accommodation
22Computer resources / Email
24Libraries
24Copy services
25Cafeterias
25Student Union
25Sports
25Cost of Living
27Telephoning
27Postal Services
27Banks
27Weather and Clothing
27Health & Insurance
28Embassies
CONTACTS
University Fernando Pessoa
Praça 9 de Abril, 349
4249-004 Porto
Tel.: +351 22 507 1300
Faculty of Human and Social Sciences
Faculty of Science and Technology
Praça 9 de Abril, 349
4249-004 Porto
Faculty of Health Sciences
Rua Carlos da Maia, 296
4200-150 Porto
Paedagogical Clinics
Rua Delfim Maia, 334
4200-253 Porto
Students’ Hall of Residence
Rua Monte da Luz, 12/16
Foz do Douro
4150-504 Porto
Tel.: +351 22 616 7040
FAX: +351 22 617 9389
International Relations Office
Praça 9 de Abril, 349 – 4249-004 Porto
Tel.: +351 22 507 1375
Fax: +351 22 550 8269
http://english.ufp.edu.pt/
Nadine Rombert Trigo
International Coordinator
António Teixeira
Assistant
The International Relations Office is
located on the top floor of the rectory
building. Walk-in hours for students and
teachers:
MONDAY _ 15h - 17h
TUESDAY _ 11h - 13h | 16h - 18h
WEDNESDAY _ 12h - 13h | 17h - 18h
THURSDAY _ 11h - 13h | 16h - 18h
FRIDAY _ 11h - 12h | 16h - 17h
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2010-2011
1st SemesterOrientation week: 13 - 17 September 2010
Beginning of classes: 13 September 2010
End of classes: 14 January 2011
Christmas vacation: 20 December 2010 to 2 January 2011
Re-examination period: 17 January to 5 February 2011
2nd SemesterOrientation week: 7 - 11 February 2011
Beginning of classes: 7 February 2011
End of classes: 9 June 2011
Carnaval vacation: 7 – 8 March 2011
Easter vacation: 18 April to 1 May 2011
Re-examination period: 13 June to 2 July 2011
The orientation week takes place during the first week of each semester. Students
are required to be in Porto any day during the Orientation Week.
Since late arrivals cause considerable delay of administrative matters and course
registration procedures, we will not register any student arriving in Porto after 27
September 2010 or 21 February 2011.
UFP follows a continuous evaluation system (more information on section “Class
Attendance and Evaluation”). This means students only need to take exams if they
fail the continuous evaluation and teachers accept them for the exam period.
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ABOUT UFP
University Fernando Pessoa was
recognized as a public interest
organization by the Portuguese State
in July 1996 and it is the result of a
pioneering higher education project
initiated in the 1980’s with the creation
of two higher education institutes that
provided its structural basis. Today, the
University is organized in three faculties
(Health Sciences, Human and Social
Sciences, Science and Technology),
one School of Health Sciences and
one autonomous unit (Ponte de Lima
College). Being a foundational University,
UFP has never been market oriented.
It has managed to develop into a solid
private higher education institution with
a strong academic focus and a constant
concern with quality maintenance
and improvement in what concerns a
highly qualified teaching staff, physical
infrastructures and equipments and its
teaching, research and extension project.
The mission of University Fernando
Pessoa is to provide high quality
education services and to be an
internationally recognized European
teaching and research university,
contributing for the promotion of
private higher education as a public
good, associated with private benefits
and based on the over-arching principle
of public responsibility. The University
understands that it has a key role to
play in the scientific, cultural, social and
economic development of the society
and aims at continuously strengthen its
position as a member of the international
community of scholarly institutions.
UFP pledges its commitment to
effective, efficient, caring and innovative
approaches to teaching, research and
community service; client-centered
management and administration; and
good governance. UFP sees itself as
serving and acting primarily at the national
level, even though we understand that
importance of geographical constraints in
higher education is being blurred at a very
fast pace.
We see ourselves as an active member
of our community and our action
principles privilege this role, be it in
the form of service providing, be in the
development of close relationships with
major national socio-economic actors, in
order to promote mutual advancement.
Through our Office for Organizational
Quality and Excellence, we are the first
Portuguese corporate university, in
another pioneering step to bridge the
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gap between business and learning,
and contribute to the development of
Portugal’s economic agents.
Internationally, we want to contribute
with our expertise and value to
promote a culture of quality in teaching,
scholarship and research in private
higher education, to develop, with similar
institutions, national and international
channels through which institutional
quality cultures can be recognized,
legitimatized, and continually enhanced
so that a truly inclusive European Area of
Higher Education can be shaped.
CHOOSING YOUR COURSES
Before the beginning of each academic
year, the International Relations Office
will publish a list of courses available
in English language. This list can be
checked at: http://english.ufp.edu.pt/
(section “Erasmus and Exchange
students” / “Courses in English”)
Students must confirm the semester
when these courses are available, the
number of credits and the contents of
each course at our general catalogue,
with information in English and
Portuguese:
http://ri.ufp.pt/ (if you can’t follow
classes in Portuguese, do not choose
courses directly from this list)
1st Cycle / undergraduate students can
choose courses in any programme at the
same Faculty, as long as these courses:
a) are available in the semester students
wish to follow at UFP;
b) are available in a language in which
students have sufficient knowledge to be
evaluated;
c) are relevant to the study programme
at the student’s home university;
d) belong to 1st Cycle / undergraduate
programmes.
2nd Cycle / masters students can
choose courses in both Cycles, although
masters courses must belong to the
same programme. Conditions a), b) and
c) also apply as above.
Students must check these conditions for
each course they want to attend at UFP.
All study plans and consequent changes
must be presented at the International
Relations Office using an official Learning
Agreement form.
Final approval of the study plan belongs
to the Departmental Coordinator and to
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Exchange students must make an
appointment with their coordinator
at UFP before they can start attending
classes.
Faculty of Human and Social Sciences
Communication Sciences
Pedro Reis
Business Sciences
Sandra Bernardo
Political Sc. & International Relations - UG
Paulo Vila Maior
Political Sc. & International Relations - PG
João Caqueira
Psychology / Criminology
Ana Sacau
Social Work
Manuela Coutinho
the Institutional Coordinator at UFP, in
spite of the restrictions above.
The Portuguese Language Course for
Foreigners is available free of charge to
all exchange students who don’t speak
Portuguese (beginners and intermediate
level). These courses are worth 4 ECTS
credits.
Students who come for a semester at
UFP are expected to attend 30 ECTS
credits. Full year students should attend a
study plan with 60 ECTS credits.
After the semester begins, students
have two weeks to make any necessary
changes to the original Learning
Agreement, when there is a strong
reason to do so (e.g.: having two
classes at the same time or when a
course becomes unavailable).
DEPARTMENTAL COORDINATORS
The Departmental Coordinator of each
area assists exchange students with the
choice of courses before they arrive at UFP
and provide help with academic affairs
during the length of their stay in Porto.
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Faculty of Health Sciences
Dentistry
Sandra Gavinha
Pharmacy
Pedro Barata
Nursing
Teresa Guerreiro
Physiotherapy
Clarinda Festas
Clinical Analysis
Fátima Cerqueira
Faculty of Science and Technology
Architecture
José Madrigal
Engineering
João Guerra
Computer Science
Nuno Ribeiro
CLASS ATTENDANCE AND EVALUATION
Class attendance systemClass attendance for students is
mandatory. Teachers have the
responsibility for class attendance control.
Class attendance is mandatory in, at least,
40% of the given lessons. In practical and
laboratorial courses, presence in at least
70% of classes is required. In the Health
Sciences Faculty, class attendance is
mandatory to 60% of theoretical classes,
80% of practical and laboratorial courses
and 90% of clinical courses. The written
excuses for non-attendance, by legally
accepted means, do not dismiss the
student from attending the above stated
percentage of practical-laboratorial and
clinical classes.
Evaluation and grading systemUFP uses a credit system equivalent to ECTS.
1. The achievement by students of
proposed objectives at each curricular
unit is subject to evaluation.
2. The objectives are set by teachers in
each of their curricular unit’s programme,
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namely concerning the way in which the
established ECTS can be achieved and
the competences that the student must
possess in order to be approved.
3. The evaluation of a curricular unit shall
integrate different means of controlling
knowledge evolution and achievement
by the student of target- competences.
3.1. If the curricular unit integrates a
lecture component, the evaluation stated
in the programme is made continuously
by assessing the achievement of
established objectives, through the
student’s performance in classes,
tutorial sessions, orientation sessions,
executed works, written and/or oral
tests, participation in scientific colloquia,
seminars, conferences, congresses and
other means of understanding of cultural
and informational development.
3.1.1. All evaluation activities shall be
given credits (ECTS), duly proportional
to the number of total credits of the
curricular unit.
3.2. The student’s performance in practical-
laboratorial classes is evaluated by the
quantity and the quality of autonomous
execution of protocols and works
preformed in those classes, targeting the
acquisition of effective competences in the
referring scientific area.
3.2.1. The use of a lab-coat (UFP model)
is mandatory in practical-laboratorial
classes.
3.3. Clinical learning, achieved by
traineeships, clinical and/or professional
practices at the university’s pedagogical
clinics or at associated Health Units, is
evaluated continuously and systematically,
considering the following aspects:
a) attendance, punctuality, and
behaviour when seeing a patient;
b) scientific, technical and relationship
competences;
c) quality of clinical work;
d) management and tidiness of
workspace.
3.3.1. Minimum class attendance and
other regulatory aspects of clinical
learning are presented in the procedure
manual and in the protocol-agenda for
register of pedagogical execution, which
all students in that situation must keep.
3.3.2. The criteria of evaluation and
weighing of each above-mentioned
element shall be shown in the protocol-
agenda.
3.3.3. The use of a uniform (UFP
previously approved model) is mandatory
in all clinical and/or professional sessions.
4. Only “non-approved” lecture teaching
components or curricular units can be
subject to a re-appreciation exam, in a
special exam period established in the
academic calendar.
4.1. These re-appreciation exams
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of courses for approval or for grade
improvement demand a previous
registration at the Student’s Registrar,
with no administrative fees.
4.2. Re-appreciation exams are always
composed of a written examination
and, if required, an oral or a practical
examination.
5. The student may registrar to a re-
appreciation exam to improve his/her
grade in any curricular unit executed in
the same cycle of studies.
5.1. That registration can not surpass five
curricular units.
5.2. Re-appreciation exams for grade
improvement are not composed by oral
examinations, expect when referring to
language courses.
5.3. Re-appreciation exams for grade
improvement to a given curricular unit
can only be requested once.
5.4. Curricular units which have
been co-validated cannot be subject
to re-appreciation exams for grade
improvement.
Grading Scale20 point grading system is applied for
assessment of examinations, projects,
essays, tests and other tasks. Knowledge
is assessed through continuous
evaluation. In the Portuguese System, the
marks of the university examinations are
expressed out of twenty – the pass mark
is 10/20 and the highest is 20/20.
17 – 20 Excellent A
15 – 16 Very Good B
13 – 14 Good C
11– 12 Satisfactory D
10 Sufficient E
8– 9 Fail FX
0 – 7 Fail F
There is no special evaluation system
or paedagogical rules for international
students. Erasmus/Exchange students
have to follow the same evaluation rules
as regular students, with no exceptions.
IMMIGRATION AND VISAS
EU/EEA studentsNationals of EU or EEA countries need
only a valid identification card or
passport to enter Portugal.
Other studentsStudents who require a visa will receive
a Letter of Acceptance after their
complete application is approved. All
other procedures regarding visas, before
departing for Portugal, will take place at
the nearest Portuguese consulate in the
student’s home country.
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The Portuguese authorities may issue a
visa that is not valid for the whole study
period (normally, 120 days). This means
that students will need to renew their
visa during their stay in Portugal.
Students holding a visa who enter the
Schengen area through a country other
than Portugal must declare their entry
at the Portuguese “Foreign Nationals
and Borders Service” (SEF/Serviço de
Estrangeiros e Fronteiras):
SEF/Serviço de Estrangeiros e Fronteiras
Loja do Cidadão do Porto
Torre das Antas
Av. Fernão de Magalhães, nº 1862 - Porto
To renew their visa, students must visit
this address at least 2 months before
the visa expires, in order to schedule an
appointment.
Any students irregularly arriving at UFP
without a visa will not be registered for
any courses, and their situation will be
reported to the Foreign Nationals and
Borders Service.
More information about Portuguese
consulates and embassies, and on how
to obtain a visa, can be checked at the
following web pages:
http://secomunidades.pt/postos.php
http://www.sef.pt/ (‘Help area’ in the
English version)
TRAVELLING TO/AROUND PORTO
Getting to PortoFrancisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)
serves Porto and its metropolitan
area. The 11km distance between the
airport and the city centre can be easily
overcome by using the direct light-
railway line (Line E of ‘Metro do Porto’),
operating from 06h00am to 01h30am.
The journey takes 23 minutes from
the Airport to ‘Casa da Música’ subway
station and 28 minutes to ‘Trindade’
central subway station. Public bus line
601 departing from the Airport, as well
as taxis, can also be used to reach the
centre of Porto.
For more information about Porto airport
please visit http://www.ana.pt
If you are are not arriving at Porto by
plane you can reach the city either by
train or bus (3 hour journey). From Lisbon
Oriente train station, long-distance trains
are available on an hourly basis during
daytime, leaving passengers at Porto’s
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transport interface of Campanhã. There
is also a large offer of express buses in
Lisbon connecting the two cities.
Portuguese Railways:
http://mobi.cp.pt
Express Buses:
http://www.rede-expressos.pt
Public transportation in PortoBUSES AND METRO
Porto is well served by a public bus
network and a new light-railway system.
Timetables, fares and routes can be
obtained here:
http://www.itinerarium.net
Porto public bus company (STCP) –
http://www.stcp.pt
Metro do Porto
http://www.metrodoporto.pt
TRAINS
Porto is served by two train stations.
Long-distance trains to Lisbon, southern
Portugal and Vigo (Spain) are available
at Campanhã station. Commuter trains
to the cities beyond Porto (Braga,
Guimarães, Aveiro, Régua) can be found
at São Bento station, in the city centre.
For information regarding timetables and
fares: http://mobi.cp.pt
TAXIS
Taxis are available at main locations such
as the airport, train stations, hospitals and
main commercial areas. Licensed taxis
have a meter and are painted in beige or
in the traditional black-and-green.
A taxi can be requested by calling a taxi
company:
Táxis Invicta
225 076 400
225 022 693
Raditáxis
220 403 782
Unidos do Porto
225 029 898
QUICK ORIENTATION
Getting from the Students’ Hall of
Residence to University Fernando
Pessoa by bus:
UFP is located at Praça Nove de Abril, 349.
From the Residence, take bus line 204,
direction ‘Hospital S. João’. Leave at Vale
Formoso stop. Turn left when exiting the
bus, then straight ahead and turn left at the
last intersection; continue walking until you
reach “Arca d’Água” garden. The university is
at the opposite corner of the garden.
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Getting to the Students’ Hall of
Residence: The residence is located on
Rua Monte da Luz, 12/16 (Foz do Douro).
From UFP, take bus line 204, direction
‘Foz’, and leave at the last stop.
Bus fare on board: € 1,45
Travel time across the city: 40 min. ~ 1 hour
Other bus lines to UFP, the city centre
and the Student’s Hall of Residence:
From UFP to Aliados / Trindade / São
Bento (city centre): lines 304, 600
From UFP to Boavista / Casa da Música:
lines 704, 803
From Aliados to Foz (Residence):
lines 200, 500
From Boavista to Foz (Residence):
lines 203, 204
Closest Metro station: ‘Pólo Universitário’,
on the yellow line, 10 minutes walking
from UFP.
You can try several combinations of
bus and subway lines, after you get
comfortable using Porto’s transportation
system. Upon request, the International
Relations Office can provide you a
statement to get student prices on
monthly tickets.
ARRIVAL PROCEDURES
When you arrive in Porto, you can go
directly to the Students’ Hall of Residence,
if you have received a previous
confirmation of your room. If you are
not staying at our Hall of Residence, go
straight to your previously arranged
accommodation (hotel, apartment, etc).
After unpacking and settling down, go
to the International Relations Office,
located on the top floor of the Rectory
building (main address), to present any
documents you may have from your
home university and to receive important
information.
You will have to provide the International
Relations Office with your address in
Porto and the Portuguese phone number
you will be using, so we can contact you
in case of emergency.
Students with a visa may need to register
their arrival with the “Foreign Nationals
and Borders Service” (SEF) within the
first two days after arriving. For more
information on registration procedures
and penalties, please contact the Foreign
Service directly (http://www.sef.pt).
ACCOMMODATION
Students can apply for a room at our Hall
of Residence, together with their exchange
application. Close to the sea, UFP manages
a Hall of Residence with 42 beds in rooms
with shower, a sitting room with TV,
games, room, cafeteria and laundry.
· Single room between € 150 and € 175
· Double room € 110/person
Breakfast included. Deposit of one month’s
rent required. Accommodation at our
Hall of Residence cannot be guaranteed
during the re-examination period.
The International Relations Office can
provide some contacts of private housing
offers, when available, to students who are
not selected to our Hall of Residence and
to those who have not applied.
Accommodation arrangements must
be made before arriving, even if just for
a temporary place to stay (e.g. Youth
Hostel, hotels, etc.).
COMPUTER RESOURCES / EMAIL
At UFP, students have free internet
access, either at the computer labs or
through wired and wireless network
services available at class rooms, libraries
and cafeterias. Each student is assigned
with an e-mail address.
http://webmail.ufp.edu.pt
All on line services have the same
password, which is provided by the
International Relations Office at the
beginning of the study period. To prevent
any conflicts, students should avoid
changing their initial password.
Personal pageA personal timetable for classes can
be easily checked at http://si.ufp.pt
Final grades, course contents, teacher
contacts and the academic calendar are
also available at the personal page. This
information is published according to the
study plans submitted by students.
Virtual UniversityWork assignments and course materials
provided by teachers will regularly be
made available at our Virtual University
platform: http://elearning.ufp.pt
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PrintingAfter printing a document at the
computer rooms, students should go to
the nearest shared printer/copy machine,
where the document will come out,
located throughout the campus. Running
the student card through the card reader
at each machine will start the print job.
The cost will come out from the student
card account. This card can be charged
with credit at the Student Registrars.
The documents sent for printing are kept
in the server for 48 hours. If the selected
machine is not working at the moment,
students can just go to another printer
and use their student card.
Alternatively, they can save the
documents in a pen drive, go to the
Copy Center and pay in cash.
SupportThe Computer Centre is located on the
top floor of the class building, at our
main address. Visiting hours: Monday to
Friday from 11h30 to 12h30 and from
16h30 to 17h30.
LIBRARIES
The University has six libraries, which have
specialist staff available to assist students
in finding and organising information to
meet their particular needs.
Central Library - Monday to Friday: 8h00
- 20h00 – Saturday: 9h00h to 12h00
Library of the Faculty of Health
Sciences - Monday to Friday: 8h00 -
20h00
Multimedia Library - Monday to Friday:
8h00 - 20h00
Library of the Ponte de Lima Unit -
Monday to Friday: 9h00-12h30 / 14h00-
18h00
Media Library (Mediateca)
Library of psychological tests
(Testoteca)
The study room at the Paedagogical
Clinics Building is open from Monday to
Friday, between 9h00 and 18h00.
Students also have access to public
libraries. Some kind of identification
document is normally required.
COPY SERVICES
The office for photocopies and printing
opens between 9h00 and 20h00 to all
the students and members of staff.
Students can also use the self-service
machines, available in several locations, for
printing, scanning and taking copies. To
use this service, students must have their
student card ready for prepaid services.
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CAFETERIAS
There are 3 available cafeterias at the
following locations in UFP:
Main class building (lower level) /
Faculty of Health Sciences (exterior) /
Paedagogical Clinics (-1 level)
These cafeterias are open all day long
and the price for a complete meal ranges
from 4 to 6 euros
STUDENT UNION
This service is responsible for orienting
and aiding University students. Its
activities concern sections like services,
hobbies, business and the protection of
students’ interests. During the academic
year, the Students’ Union organizes
several events. All students enrolled
at UFP can use the services the Union
provides.
SPORTS
UFP has a Cultural and Sports Association
(http://acd.ufp.pt/) that provides access
to sporting facilities and the practice
of numerous sports. This Association
gives support services and is responsible
for the organisation of sport activities
such as futsal, basketball, volleyball,
handball, aerobics and karate. If you
would like to practice sports at UFP you
should contact the Cultural and Sports
Association upon arrival to the University.
Also, both students and staff have
access to the gym, swimming pools and
sauna integrated in the Physiotherapy
Pedagogical Clinic and the Academy of
Health and Leisure.
COST OF LIVING
• carton of milk (1 l)- 0.59 EUR;
• bottle of water (1.5 l) - 0.40 EUR;
• loaf of bread - 0.12 EUR;
• 1 kg of rice - 0.70 EUR;
• coffee (expresso) - 0.65 EUR;
• One full meal – 4~6 EUR (at the
cafeterias);
• bus/metro – 1.45 EUR (1 Z2 ticket); 1.10
EUR (1 Z3 ticket);
• newspapers - 1 EUR (daily) and 2.80 EUR
(weekly);
• cinema - 4.00 EUR (student ticket).
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TELEPHONING
International telephone calls To call abroad from Portugal:
- international access code – 00 + country
code + area code + subscriber number
To call Portugal from abroad
- international access code + country code
351 + subscriber number (nine digits)
Note: In Portugal, landlines start with “2”
and mobile numbers start with “9”.
Useful telephone numbers
National Emergency number (SOS): 112
International Collect Calls: 179
Information Service: 118
POSTAL SERVICES
The public postal company in Portugal
is called CTT. There are 26 CTT offices
throughout the city of Porto, with
different sets of services and working
hours. Most of them are open Monday
to Friday from 09h00 to 18h00 and close
for lunch. The main office in the city
centre (Aliados) has all available postal/
communication services and is open
from Monday to Sunday with extended
working hours.
BANKS
Banks are open from 8h30 to 15h00,
Monday to Friday. Several ATM machines
can be found inside/around UFP.
Portuguese banks don’t apply fees
for using these machines. To open an
account at a bank, students will be asked
for a Portuguese taxpayer number (NIF),
which they can get at Loja do Cidadão
with a copy of their passport and a proof
of address in Portugal.
WEATHER AND CLOTHING
Porto has a generally mild climate.
Temperatures rarely rise above 28º C in
the summer or drop below freezing in
the winter. Expect days of continuous
rain during winter and spring. Since
most buildings in Portugal don’t have
heating, warm clothing is advised at
all times during winter. In the summer,
lightweight comfortable clothes are the
best option.
HEALTH & INSURANCE
The Portuguese health service offers
medical assistance to all citizens of
the European Union. To qualify for this
assistance ERASMUS students should
bring their European Health Insurance
Card. Other students must purchase a
health insurance covering their entire
stay in Portugal, before leaving their
home country.
The University health service also
provides medical care for all UFP
students. Should you need a doctor’s
appointment please contact:
Ms. Anabela Silva
• In case of sickness: Request an
appointment to see the doctor at UFP or
visit the nearest Health Centre
• In case of urgency: Go to the
“Urgências” at a Hospital
• In case of emergency: Call 112
Hospitals in Porto
Hospital Geral de Santo António
Largo Prof. Abel Salazar
4099-001 Porto
Tel.: 22 207 7500
Hospital de São João
Alameda Prof. Hernâni Monteiro
4200–319 Porto
Tel.: 22 551 2100
Hospital Pedro Hispano
Rua Dr. Eduardo Torres
4454-509 Matosinhos
Tel.: 22 939 1000
Cruz Vermelha (ambulance service)
Rua Nossa Senhora de Fátima, 138
4050-425 Porto
Tel. 22 600 6353
EMBASSIES
BrazilConsulate in Porto:
Av. de França - nº 20 - 1º andar –
4050-275 - Porto - Portugal
Tel: (+351) 22-608-4070
Fax:(+351) 22-608-4089
CameroonEmbassy in Madrid, Spain:
Rosario Pino, 3
28071 Madrid - Spain
Phone: (+34-91) 5711160
Egypt Embassy in Lisbon:
Av. D. Vasco da Gama, 8
1400-128 LISBOA
Phone: (+351) 21 3018301 / 8323
Fax: (+351) 213017909
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Republic of KoreaConsulate in Porto:
Pç. General Humberto Delgado, 267, 3º,
sala 3 e 4
4000-288 Porto
Phone: +351 228 349 040
Fax: +351 228 349 049
Nigeria Embassy in Lisbon:
Rua Femao Mendes Pinto 50,
Restelo - 1400 Lisboa
Phone: (+351) 21 3016191, 3016189,
3016439
Fax: (+351) 21 3018152
RussiaEmbassy in Lisbon
Rua Visconde de Santarém, 5
1000-286 Lisboa
Tel: (+351) 218 464 476 / (+351) 218 490 711
Fax: (+351) 218 479 327
South AfricaEmbassy in Lisbon:
Avenida Luis Bívar, 10
1069-024 Lisboa
Telephone: (+351) 213 192 200
Fax General: (+351) 213 535 713
TurkeyEmbassy in Lisbon:
Avenida das Descobertas 22,
1400-092 Lisboa
Phone: (+351) 21 300 31 10
Fax: (+351) 21 301 79 34
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INFORMATION AND ADMISSIONS:
UNIVERSITY FERNANDO PESSOA | ADMISSIONS OFFICE | PRAÇA 9 DE ABRIL, 3494249-004 PORTO - PORTUGAL | TEL.: +351 22 507 1335 | FAX: +351 22 550 [email protected] | WWW.UFP.PT
